حَمِض weary in Arabic
حَمِض is how you say “weary” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فإن الأذن مجة والقلب حمض
For the ear grows bored and the heart grows weary
حَمِضٌ weary
The predicate said of the heart, in the -un ending and with no verb 'to be' joining them; it asserts the heart's wearying. Arabic links topic and predicate directly.
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More example sentences
إن الأذن مجاجة والقلب حمض
Indeed, the ear grows weary and the heart grows weary.
حَمِضٌ grows weary
The second predicate, describing the heart with no linking verb. It sits in the nominative, the ending Arabic gives the descriptive half of this kind of emphatic sentence. The pairing simply places the quality beside the subject and leaves 'is' to be understood.